Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
In the 1990s, Psion's range of personal organizers were the pinnacle of portable computing. Running on Arm CPUs, and sporting a great operating system, power users got things done with a Psion.
Mike Horne is a big fan of the Psion, and is working on a version that has a Raspberry Pi at its heart. We are joined by Kian Ryan who created a sidecar project, powered by Raspberry Pi, which enabled the Psion to become a serial terminal for a Raspberry Pi. Ryan is an expert in all things Psion!
We'll be geeking out and talking about Pi-powered Psion projects, and putting out heads together to see what we can create using our favorite SBC, and portable computer.
In the 1990s, Psion's range of personal organizers were the pinnacle of portable computing. Running on Arm CPUs, and sporting a great operating system, power users got things done with a Psion.
Mike Horne is a big fan of the Psion, and is working on a version that has a Raspberry Pi at its heart. We are joined by Kian Ryan who created a sidecar project, powered by Raspberry Pi, which enabled the Psion to become a serial terminal for a Raspberry Pi. Ryan is an expert in all things Psion!
We'll be geeking out and talking about Pi-powered Psion projects, and putting out heads together to see what we can create using our favorite SBC, and portable computer.
